Sentence examples for lead to collapse from inspiring English sources

That would lead to collapse of the entire banking system, as the government does not have the money to prop up the lenders.

"I think it is incorrect to divide society into different groups … This is what could lead to collapse and civil war".

Remissions to families back home help sustain Mexico and other Latin American governments whose corruptions and inefficiencies could otherwise lead to collapse.

For years, of course, I felt I knew Dan well, worried that lessening the little distance between us could lead to collapse.

The complexity of the negotiations may unravel the work being done and lead to collapse of the meeting, said Jake Schmidt, who is observing the sessions in Doha for the Natural Resources Defense Council.

"But that same group of people are going to be pretty afraid of unleashing any chaos or instability that might lead to collapse and reunification – which they would pretty much equate with a death sentence for themselves".

"They can lead to collapses in the sewers and sewage erupting from manholes," says Becky Trotman, a Thames Water spokesperson.

IT is impossible to predict the convergence that leads to collapse.

"It's led to collapse in the Greek economy and the ballooning of debt so it's an abject failure".

Did the jet fuel play a central role or would an ordinary fire have also led to collapse?

Inability of the substituted material to provide good mechanical properties leads to collapse of the graft following weight-bearing.